“They Are Bleeding Us”: following water through infrastructure, value, scarcity and protest in Jordan – Frederick Wojnarowski - American University in Cairo
Mon 14 Dec · Venue to be confirmed
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14 December 2026 Frederick Wojnarowski - American University in Cairo “They Are Bleeding Us”: following water through infrastructure, value, scarcity and protest in Jordan Abstract: This talk develops the central argument of my book project through an ethnographic journey that follows water across the infrastructures and moral worlds it links.
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